Hello to everyone:
I am a Spanish freelance translator who is still getting started and I would like that my business would be legal.
What should I do?
Is there an international or internet association in which I can pay my taxes?
If I go to the Spanish government, how do I do the bills for foreign clients?
Can Spanish translators help me please?
Thank you very much,
Yours sincerely.
Maika

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As you know, there are multiple Spanish-speaking countries and multiple French-speaking ones. In addition, agencies that work in countries in which neither is the official languages hire people to translate from Spanish to French. Since you live in France, you should consult a tax advisor there. He/she will tell you if there is some advantage to registering with the Spanish or the Honduran or other non-French authorities. I suspect there isn't. And there is no regulatory body that regulates translators worldwide.

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xxxsarahlLocal time: 08:29 English to French + ...

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Mar 27, 2006

if you live in France, you need to register with URSSAF for your business to be legal. URSSAF will then send your file to all the relevant offices -tax, health insurance, so forth- who will then contact you.

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